German Yacht Clubs (b)

Last modified: 2007-11-10 by jarig bakker
Keywords: berliner tourenseglerclub blau-weiß e.v. | blankeneser segel-club e.v. | bocholter wassersportverein 1920 e.v. |
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• Segelclub Baltic e.V.
• Seglervereinigung 1903 Berlin e.V.
• Verein Berliner Segler e.V.
• Berliner Tourenseglerclub Blau-Weiß e.V.
• Berliner Yacht-Club e.V.
• Yachtclub Berlin-Grünau e.V.
• Bielefelder Segel-Club
• Bille Wander-Segel-Club
• Blankeneser Segel-Club e.V.
• Bocholter Wassersportverein 1920 e.V.
• Bocholter Yachtclub e.V.
• Segelclub Bodman e.V.
• Borkener Segelclub e.V.
• Segel Club Bosen e.V.
• Segler-Verein Braunschweig e.V.
• Segler-Vereinigung Breitbrunn e.V.
• Segelclub Breitenthal e.V.

• Yacht Club Burgees (Germany)
• Germany

Segelclub Baltic e.V.

Segelclub Baltic was founded in Königsberg 1882, but since 1950 in Kiel. Its burgee is white with an offset red cross.
Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 27 August 2001

White pennant with a red Scandinavian cross. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 12 May 2002

Seglervereinigung 1903 Berlin e.V.

White pennant with five chevrons black-white-black-white-black in proportions ca. 1:1:4:1:1. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 11 June 2002

Verein Berliner Segler e.V.

Pennant made up of two black triangles, a white chevron and a red lozenge. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 13 June 2002

Berliner Tourenseglerclub Blau-Weiß e.V.

White field with a blue saltire fimbriated in white and blue. Over the saltire, a white disc with a blue border and charged with the blue letters BTB, the T being about twice bigger than the B's. Blau-Weiß means blue-white, as shown by the burgee colours. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 6 May 2002

Berliner Yacht-Club e.V.

Field divided per saltire black-white-red-white. The colours are those of Berlin [1861-1912, and those of Imperial Germany]. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 6 May 2002

Yachtclub Berlin-Grünau e.V.

White pennant with three thin horizontal blue stripes and a white triangle with a blue border near the hoist. Grünau is located in former East Berlin on the Dahme Langer See. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 18 June 2002

Bielefelder Segel-Club

Bielefelder Segel-Club e.V.
It is a dark blue (FIAV-Code B+) pennant with a white Scendinavian cross with red-white fimbriation. A white roundel with a red edged white shield containing three red chevrons is superimposed upon the intersection point of crossbars.
The shield with the chevrons was the coat of arms of the counts of Ravensberg, who founded the city of Bielefeld.
Source: I spotted this car-sticker on 26 December in Bielefeld.
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 4 Jul 2007

Bille Wander-Segel-Club

Bille Wander-Segel-Club
It is a red pennant divided by a white saltire with a white 5-pointed star shifted to the hoist.
Source:I spotted this flag on 7 January 2007 at Ev.Altenheim Billwerder Bucht, Hamburg.
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 2 Jul 2007

Blankeneser Segel-Club e.V.

Blue field with a white saltire and a red disc placed over the saltire. Blankenese is a part of the city of Hamburg, located on the river Elbe. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 6 May 2002

Bocholter Wassersportverein 1920 e.V.

Red field with a black shield at hoist, three stylized white sailing boats and two white waves. The burgees of both yacht clubs located in Bocholt share the same waves. Bocholt is located northwest of the Ruhr area, close to the Dutch border. There is another Bocholt in Belgium (Limburg Province). 1920 is probably the year the club was founded. The burgee seems to be more recent. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 6 May 2002

The black shield is a stylized version of the yacht club's arms, shown at the yacht club homepage.
Santiago Dotor, 13 September 2005

Bocholter Yachtclub e.V.

Green field with a stylized white sailing boat (two triangles) and two blue waves. The burgees of both yacht clubs located in Bocholt share the same waves. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 6 May 2002

Segelclub Bodman e.V.

Horizontally divided green-white pennant with the yacht club shield offset to the hoist. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 13 May 2002

Borkener Segelclub e.V.

Red field with two (?) stylized white sailing boats. Borken is located c. 20 km east of Bocholt. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 6 May 2002

Segel Club Bosen e.V.

White pennant with an original black device. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 15 June 2002

The burgee as shown in the yacht club website has a white piercing on the bottom hoist of the black device. This looks somewhat like a buoy with pennant, and a wave beside it.
Santiago Dotor, 20 Oct 2005

Lower case letter 'b' standing for Bosen, I think. But then, a buoy could very well be meant, and that word starts with a 'b' too: Boje.
Jan Mertens, 21 Oct 2005

Segler-Verein Braunschweig e.V.

White pennant with a red horizontal stripe in the middle and two vertical stripes. Between the two vertical stripes, the horizontal stripe and the flag borders are placed two red Udmurtian [eight-pointed] stars pointing towards the hoist. Red and white are the municipal colours of Brunswick (Braunschweig). Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 10 June 2002

Segler-Vereinigung Breitbrunn e.V.

Blue field with a thin white horizontal stripe and a white disc centred. Breitbrunn is located on the Ammersee. Source: yacht club website [broken link].
Ivan Sache, 10 June 2002

Segelclub Breitenthal e.V.

Red pennant with two stylized white sailing boats and an ascending white wave. Source: yacht club website [broken link].
Ivan Sache, 13 May 2002